No doubt, but a thorough narrative constructed entirely of Biblical prophecies would, necessarily, require unconfirmed conjecture [read fiction] to fill in the gaps.
The reason that Jesus was rejected by so many at His FIRST Advent was that they were expecting a revolutionary Messiah (from their misreading of prophecy, and wishful thinking) rather than the sacrificial Lamb. It was anticlimactic, to say the least!
I disagree that the Prophetic Word has gaps and requires conjecture to establish a continuous thread.
I have intensively studied the Prophesies and written many articles on what God has planned for our future. It all comes together in a coherent and logical narrative. Free at; logostelos.info
The main difficulty that most have is assigning the prophesies for Israel to the Jewish State of Israel. The Bible prophets always carefully separate Judah and Israel and they remain separate today. Judah, the Jewish people, who wrongly call their country Israel, have many specific prophesies of how God will deal with them in these end times.
But Israel is different, one of the best examples is Amos 2:4-5; for Judah and Amos 2:6-16 for Israel.
So the question is: Who is the true Israel? We know the answer; it is every born again Christian, the Lord's chosen people, 1 Peter 2:9-10, and those bought by His blood, Revelation 5:9-10.
THEY are the faithful Israel of God, Galatians 6:14-16, His Overcomers, literally: Israelites.
With that truth in mind, the prophesies make sense and we can know our destiny, how the Lord promises to save and Bless all who put their trust in Him.